Peanuts by Charles Schulz for May 13, 1968
May 12, 1968
May 14, 1968
Transcript:
Charlie Brown walks with Lucy and says, "I think there's something wrong with me . . ."<BR><BR> Lucy and Charlie Brown stand at the wall. Charlie Brown says, "I keep having these tiny self-doubts . . . Do you think this is wrong?"<BR><BR> Lucy replies, "Of course, it's wrong, Charlie Brown . . ."<BR><BR> Lucy continues, "I think you should have great-big self-doubts!"<BR><BR>
PatrickASL almost 5 years ago
I realize that Lucy is supposed to be a comic character, same as everyone else. But the more I see her, the less funny she gets. Since her introduction, she’s been engaged in a vigorous campaign of harassment against Charlie Brown.
In the past, I have been unsympathetic to Charlie Brown for his persistent doubts and self-loathing. But with Lucy around, constantly putting him down, is it any wonder that he has these insecurities?